London, United Kingdom
Royal Observatory Greenwich
About Royal Observatory Greenwich
Perched on a hill overlooking Greenwich Park, the Royal Observatory is the historic home of British astronomy and the official site of the Prime Meridian. Visitors can straddle the brass line dividing the Earth's eastern and western hemispheres, explore historic timepieces that revolutionized navigation, and take in sweeping views across the River Thames to the London skyline.
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London, United Kingdom
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